Abortion net ruling appealed in California
California Attorney General Kivelle J. Younger asks the state Court of Appeal for a rehearing after a July 22 ruling found two sections of the Therapeutic Abortion Act unconstitutional. Judges Richard M. Sims Jr. and Norman Olkington held major parts void, while Presiding Judge John B. Molinari dissented. Younger argues the majority’s view conflicts with two earlier unanimous rulings upholding the act.
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State Court of Appeal
Atty
Kivelle J. Younger
Chaiies
Richard M. Sims Jr
Norman Olkington
Physicians
John B. Molinari
Younger
Court of Appeal
San Francisco parents urge boycott to block busing plan
A new coalition of anti busing groups in San Francisco calls for a fall school boycott to resist a federal judge's integration order. Rob Jacobs and five cochairmen led about 80 parents at a meeting while hundreds vote to join the action. The group plans tonight to decide boycott details as Judge Stanley Weigel orders integration of city elementary schools.
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San Francisco
Rob Jacobs
Wesk
Tin Peaks
Bill Tom
Richmond
Guadalupe
Alamo
Levine
US District Court
Stanley Weigel
Sis
San Mateo Hears Plan for Regional Park and Open Space District
San Mateo County supervisors opened hearings on an 18 percent county park and open space district from Woodside to Los Gatos, modeled on the East Bay system. The plan, endorsed by Santa Clara officials, would tax at 10 cents per $100 and could borrow up to twice income with two thirds voter approval.
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Mountain View
Fast
Palo Alto
Atherton
Meilo Park
Woodside
Portola Valley
Santa Chitra
Deriginn
Ear wax linked to breast cancer study hints at risk
UC physician Dr. Nicholas L. Petrakis reports a link between wet ear wax and higher breast cancer risk versus dry wax. He notes wax type is gene driven and may reflect body secretions tied to fat processing, suggesting ear wax examination could aid prevention and early detection.
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UPI
University of California
Nicholas L. Petrakis
UC Medical Center
Patrakis
Europe
United States
Witness questions grand jury in San Francisco
Linda Reynolds, a 21 year old art student from suburban Richmond, refused to answer the single question posed by the federal grand jury investigating explosives usage by militants. After cross examining the government attorney for 20 minutes she was dismissed to return September 9. Police arrested Reynolds in April for possession of marijuana after four sticks of dynamite were found. About 200 demonstrators protested outside the federal building as Reynolds testified.
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UPI
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Richmond
April S
U.S
Reynolda
Contra Costa College
Two year old dies as mother and friend charged
LaTanya Barker died Thursday at San Francisco General Hospital from injuries said to be from a beating. Her 17 year old mother Jeanette Barker and 18 year old Curtis J. Wright are charged with murder. Police say the child was disciplined after taking cake from a garbage can. Coreris noted the death would be the 59th homicide in the city that year.
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San Francisco
UPI
LaTanya Barker
San Francisco Gengal Hospital
Jeanette Barker
Curtis J. Wright
Miss Barker
Wright
City Prison
Polite
LaTanya
Teulon
Dilly
Coreris
San Francisco approves 171-72 budget record $115.7 million
The San Francisco Board of Exhication grants final approval to the 171-72 budget on Thursday night, authorizing a record spending plan of $115.7 million for the city’s operations and services.
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San Francisco
UPE
Board of Exhication
Cemetery strike drains Colma graveyards and stirs anger
Colma California faces a third month gravediggers strike slowing burials as 400 bodies await burial and others are moved to bay area cemeteries. Families express frustration while unions and cemetery managers negotiate without progress, health officials monitor potential hazards.
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Marin County
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Thare
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Maint
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Nationalist Chinese ping pong team tours U S
A Taiwan Nationalist ping pong team, led by coach Kokao Chung Chien and including 31 to 34 year old players, arrived in the United States on a broad tour ending Sept 14 in Washington. They aim to showcase skills and discuss religious work led by Presbyterian preacher Carl McIntire, amid tensions with Nixon’s China visit. The squad traveled via Honoiuke and Los Angeles and plans further stops including Portland.
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UPI
United States
Carl MeIntire
China
McIntire
Aadio
Collingswood
Wn.i
Talwar
Nixon
Honoiuke
Los Angles
Washington, D.C
Presbyterian Church
National Clown Week Draws Crowd in Union Square
In San Francisco yesterday a festive crowd gathered in Union Square to celebrate National Clown Week. Both amateur and professional jesters appeared, creating a lively spectacle for passersby and visitors alike.
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Tuhion Square
Dockers Load Wheat Bound for Pakistanis in India
Longshoremen in Los Angeles will load 4 200 tons of wheat for Pakistani refugees in India as a West Coast strike enters its third week. In Portland non union workers begin loading 8 200 bales of twine for Idaho retailers, with two dozen longshoremen watching as trucks cross picket lines. Port officials had hesitated but allowed the work to proceed amid tension over the ILWU strike and fears of disrupted hay and grain supply for farmers.
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Los Angeles
India
Portland
Ore
Idaho
Wie
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
East Pakistan
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Mwlhomeh County
William Dale
Cros
Port of Portland
Don Ronne
Ilwy Local 8
Fort of
Tom Triplett
Pacific Container and Supply
Musician Surrenders in Calabasas Studio Standoff
A musician armed with a .337 Magnum pistol held a sound engineer hostage for two tours in a Van Nuys studio. He sang hymns with a police sergeant before surrendering when officers surrounded the building. The hostage was unharmed as Frank Hoffman 28 handed over the pistol after police persuaded him.
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UPT
Gir
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Gary Barrett
Gary Brant
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Barrett
Crase
Howortas
Isha Vista lawmen won't face charges
Santa Barbara California AP reports no criminal charges will be filed against Isla Vista lawmen over last year's student riots. Atty. David Milner says misconduct likely occurred but a successful prosecution against any officer is extremely unlikely.
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Calif
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David Milner
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